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Moving to Germany from India: coming soon
We are not ready for Germany yet, and we would rather wait than guess. We open each country only when every regulated step links to an official source we have checked. Join the waitlist and we will email you once, when it is ready.
What will the Germany newcomer plan include?
Short answer: the same things the Canada plan has: one list from choosing the official pathway to your first months, with a deadline on every step and a link to the official source.
- A plain-English map of the official pathways, with a link to the government page for each
- A document checklist for the route you are using, with a private vault for your files
- Deadlines counted back from your landing date
- A landing and first-months plan: phone, housing, health cover, bank, tax and local registrations
- Optional services booked next to the step they belong to
Join the Germany waitlist
We will email you once, when the plan opens. No newsletter, no sharing your email, and you can withdraw consent at any time.
Where can I start in the meantime?
The official source is always the best place to begin. The Make it in Germany portal publishes the rules, forms and tools, and we link to it so you know which site is real.
Going to Germany to study instead?
The student journey planner is live for Germany: visa route, intakes, a timeline, costs to plan for and guides.
Questions about the Germany plan
When will the Germany newcomer plan open?
We do not have a date yet. We open a country only when every regulated step links to an official source we have checked. Join the waitlist and we will email you once, when it is ready.
Can I use StudentFlow to move to Germany now?
Not yet for work or settlement. If you are going to Germany to study, the student journey planner is live.
What do you do with my email?
We use it only to tell you when the Germany plan opens, and for nothing else. You can withdraw consent at any time. The privacy policy has the details.
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